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St Finbarr's beat Clonakilty to reach Cork Premier SFC final

St Finbarr's defeated Clonakilty in the Cork Premier SFC semi-final to set up a final against Nemo Rangers on October 25.

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St Finbarr's secured a place in the Cork Premier SFC final by defeating Clonakilty with a final score of 2-12 to 0-16. The Irish Examiner reported that the victory sets up a repeat of last year's final against Nemo Rangers, which is scheduled for Sunday, October 25. [1]

According to the Irish Examiner, first-half goals from Rickey Barrett and Thomas Egan provided an early cushion for St Finbarr's. A four-point burst against the wind further extended their advantage during the match. [1]

Goalkeeper Darragh Newman made a key contribution to the victory for St Finbarr's. The Irish Examiner reported that Newman saved a first-half penalty taken by Darragh Gough to help maintain the lead. [1]

The result keeps the dual championship ambitions of St Finbarr's active. The Irish Examiner noted that both the football and hurling squads from the club have now successfully advanced from their respective semi-finals. [1]

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In short

  • St Finbarr's defeated Clonakilty by 2-12 to 0-16 in the Cork Premier SFC semi-final.
  • First-half goals were scored by Rickey Barrett and Thomas Egan for St Finbarr's.
  • Darragh Newman saved a first-half penalty from Clonakilty player Darragh Gough.
  • St Finbarr's will face Nemo Rangers in the final on Sunday, October 25.

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  1. [1]Watch and read: Barrs hold Clonakilty at bay to keep dual dream alive and book Nemo decideririshexaminer.com, 16h ago (the report this story comes from)
  2. [2]Watch and read: Barrs hold Clonakilty at bay to keep dual dream alive and book Nemo deciderBreakingNews.ie, 16h ago

Background

  1. [3]Watch on Wikipedia
  2. [4]Tesla Cybertruck on Wikipedia
  3. [5]2022 in Ireland on Wikipedia

Our newsroom writes these reports with the help of software, from the 5 sources listed and nothing else, and checks them against those sources. Facts can still be wrong or move on; the originals are the record. Spotted a mistake? Write to daniel@monsterkong.com.

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